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yes. At the very least, there are the autonomous system registration fees paid to ARIN for the prefix. CloudFlare might just be paying APNIC for the two address
by sprayk 9y ago
yes. At the very least, there are the autonomous system registration fees paid to ARIN for the prefix. CloudFlare might just be paying APNIC for the two addresses it needs, though, or in some kind of agreement. Either way, CloudFlare paid in some way to be the sole entity on the internet allowed to advertise for prefixes containing 1.0.0.1 and 1.1.1.1 over BGP to its peers.
- pathseeker 9y agoWell AT&T isn't advertising those prefixes to other networks though. This is more like censorship than stealing.